Maple V Release 4 Worksheets

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Introduction to Maple, Part 1, Maple Basics Along with this Maple worksheet you should also read the following sections from the textbook "Maple V Primer". Chapter 1, pages 1-7, Chapter 2, pages 7-11, Chapter 3, Sections 1,2, pages 11-27, Chapter 5, Section 1, pages 40-42. Introduction to Maple, Part 2, More Graphs Along with this Maple worksheet you should also read the following sections from "Maple V Primer". Chapter 6, pages 63-85. Introduction to Maple, Part 3, Variables and Evaluation Introduction to Maple, Part 4: Data Structures Along with this Maple worksheet you should also read the following sections from "Maple V Primer". Chapter 4, pages 31-40, Introduction to Maple, Part 5: Procedures Along with this Maple worksheet you should also read the following sections from "Maple V Primer". Chapter 8, pages 98-105. Introduction to Maple, Part 6: Manipulating data structures with procedures Along with this Maple worksheet you might also want to read the following sections from the book "Maple V Programming Guide" which is on reserve in the library for this course. This is not required reading; but if you are interested in learning more about Maple programming this is a good reference. Chapter 1, Sections 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, pages 1-27, Chapter 2, Sections 2.1, 2.2, pages 41-53, Chapter 2, Section 2.3, pages 60-66. Introduction to Maple, Part 7, Grammar and Recursion